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GDPR FOCUS: CAPTURE STRATEGIES Dm<br />

"WITH GDPR, THERE IS NO MAGIC BULLET TO COMPLIANCE. THE<br />

SCALE AND COMPLEXITY OF THE VARIOUS FORMS OF DATA WITHIN<br />

ORGANISATIONS TODAY NEEDS AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO HELP<br />

THEM CAPTURE, PROCESS AND UNDERSTAND WHAT INFORMATION<br />

THEY HOLD. SUCCESSFUL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION BEGINS WITH<br />

INFORMATION CAPTURE AND AN INFORMATION CAPTURE<br />

ECOSYSTEM COMPRISING SCANNERS, SOFTWARE, SERVICES AND<br />

PARTNERS, AND DESIGNED TO REMOVE COMPLEXITY, PLAYS A PART IN<br />

ENABLING ORGANISATIONS TO ADDRESS REGULATORY COMPLIANCE<br />

REQUIREMENTS AND AVOID THE HEAVY FINES AND REPUTATIONAL<br />

RISK ASSOCIATED WITH NON-COMPLIANCE."<br />

distribute information could have a<br />

negative impact on compliance with the<br />

new GDPR. With paper, it's almost<br />

impossible to know which documents<br />

contain Personal Identifiable Information<br />

(PID), what personal data is currently<br />

stored or where documents containing<br />

PID are located.<br />

In addition, companies are under time<br />

constraints; if a consumer does request<br />

access to their data, they have a month<br />

to complete the request and disclose the<br />

information. This makes the ability to<br />

locate the information in a timely manner<br />

a pressing requirement - one that can be<br />

extremely difficult when paper files and<br />

documents are not stored in a single<br />

repository but likely spread throughout<br />

the organisation, in filing cabinets and<br />

storerooms both on- and off-site.<br />

CAPTURE AT THE EDGE<br />

Centralising paper-based and soft copy<br />

documents into one digital data source<br />

will make it much quicker to locate and<br />

access the data.<br />

According to IDC organisations are<br />

seeing improved regulatory compliance<br />

since deploying technology related to<br />

digitising, automating and optimising<br />

document workflows. In its white paper<br />

'Information Capture: Cornerstone of<br />

Digital Transformation' the analyst<br />

reported that 55 per cent of respondents<br />

to a recently conducted study said they<br />

had improved their record in meeting<br />

regulatory guidelines and seen a<br />

reduction of risk for non-compliance,<br />

while 48 per cent reported better<br />

compliance with mandated security and<br />

privacy regulations within their industry.<br />

With GDPR, there is no magic bullet<br />

to compliance. The scale and<br />

complexity of the various forms of data<br />

within organisations today needs an<br />

integrated approach to help them<br />

capture, process and understand what<br />

information they hold.<br />

Successful digital transformation begins<br />

with information capture and an<br />

information capture ecosystem<br />

comprising scanners, software, services<br />

and partners, and designed to remove<br />

complexity, plays a part in enabling<br />

organisations to address regulatory<br />

compliance requirements and avoid the<br />

heavy fines and reputational risk<br />

associated with non-compliance.<br />

Alaris scanners, proprietary and thirdparty<br />

software solutions and services<br />

are designed to work together, helping<br />

businesses manage their compliance<br />

obligations.<br />

GDPR DISCOVERY<br />

Alaris scanners and bundled software<br />

solutions make it easy to seamlessly<br />

digitise legacy files as well as capture<br />

new information as it enters an<br />

organisation. However, the ability to<br />

find, classify and monitor all paper<br />

containing personal data is critical to<br />

GDPR management. Software providers<br />

Folding Space offer an automated, easy<br />

to use software programme, GDPR<br />

Discovery, which can assist organisations<br />

in avoiding the heavy fines and<br />

reputational risk associated with noncompliance.<br />

Preparation is key to GDPR<br />

compliance, and the months leading up<br />

to its implementation will be crucial for<br />

any business. It is a perfect opportunity<br />

for organisations to check procedures for<br />

handling data: how you would react if<br />

someone asks to have their personal<br />

data deleted, for example? Would your<br />

systems help you to locate and delete<br />

the data?<br />

Many businesses will still be unclear as<br />

to what steps they can take to prepare,<br />

with some worried that GDPR will make<br />

their jobs more difficult. It is vital that<br />

organisations consult with their IT<br />

solution provider amongst others, as to<br />

the possible ways to prepare for GDPR.<br />

There are many steps - such as the<br />

capture and processing of existing data<br />

that has been discussed here - that they<br />

can initiate now to get the process<br />

underway.<br />

More info: www.kodakalaris.com/engb/b2b<br />

www.document-manager.com<br />

March/April 2018<br />

@DMMagAndAwards<br />

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